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West Ham United had a largely forgettable time last year. They stood 10th in the Premier League with 15 wins, seven draws, and 16 defeats. The Hammers showcase their brilliance in patches but lacked consistency and purpose. A thumping 8-0 victory against Macclesfield Town in September last year was a major highlight for the fans and supporters of the club.

For a West Ham fan, there’s nothing like attending a live game and watching your favourite team
play, cheering them on and grabbing a huge portion of the unique atmosphere that comes with a
football game. That being said, if there’s ever a time you can’t attend an all-important game, or if
you’re looking to enjoy your sport in different ways between big games, here’s how.

1.Try Live Streaming

Following Saturday's debacle against Everton one player who was just looking to get out on the pitch was the club's forgotten man, Winston Reid.

'Winny' was scheduled a run out with the U23's last night as he hadn't played competitive football for nearly two years. Alas it was not to be, and on the face of it is highly unlikely he will ever return to the first team, let alone become the fearsome warrior defender that he was.